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| - Ships made by the Waertagi from Sea Dragons.
* Less than fifty were known to exist in historical times. Source: Guide to Glorantha
- Early boats that serve well to guard coastal resources or protect your borders from naval landings, Dragonships cannot carry troops without being modified though promotions. More streamlined then the galley, the Dragonship doesn't have the the scoutship's increased vision but is capable of ramming enemy ships.
- The Dragonship is a spelljamming ship built and used by humans.
- Dragonships are the most powerful vessels of the High Elf fleet. Once, only starwood from the Anhara Draconis forest, where starwood trees grew twice as thick and half again as tall as normal, were used to build hulls of the Dragonships. The wood bled resin glitters like shimmering gold, making the whole hull resemble the scales of a dragon. Since Anhara Draconis was burnt down by the Dark Elves during the Sundering, no new Dragonships will ever be built again. The loss of even one is a tragedy, and epic sagas are sung in the ship's honour when such a tragedy occurs. Thus, those ships only go to sea for war, and never for missions of peace or of less importance.
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| - Ships made by the Waertagi from Sea Dragons.
* Less than fifty were known to exist in historical times. Source: Guide to Glorantha
- Early boats that serve well to guard coastal resources or protect your borders from naval landings, Dragonships cannot carry troops without being modified though promotions. More streamlined then the galley, the Dragonship doesn't have the the scoutship's increased vision but is capable of ramming enemy ships.
- The Dragonship is a spelljamming ship built and used by humans.
- Dragonships are the most powerful vessels of the High Elf fleet. Once, only starwood from the Anhara Draconis forest, where starwood trees grew twice as thick and half again as tall as normal, were used to build hulls of the Dragonships. The wood bled resin glitters like shimmering gold, making the whole hull resemble the scales of a dragon. Since Anhara Draconis was burnt down by the Dark Elves during the Sundering, no new Dragonships will ever be built again. The loss of even one is a tragedy, and epic sagas are sung in the ship's honour when such a tragedy occurs. Thus, those ships only go to sea for war, and never for missions of peace or of less importance. Only silver-helmed nobles are selected to join the crew. They frequently have to vie for their place on board, during ritual contests of arms. The Dragonship towers above even the mighty Eagleship. The mere rumour of its main weapon, the Dragonblade, causes sailors of other races to shudder. Forged in ancient days, long before the Sundering, Dragonblades are forged from truesilver, an adamant and steel alloy. Heated in the breath of the great Dragons, moulded by the mightiest spells of high mages, it may be the hardest substance in the world. They are adorned with potent runes inlaid from the elder days, and most men can be driven insane merely by looking at them. Each of the twin prows of the Dragonship is set with a Dragonblade, forming a ram capable of slicing through another ship's hull like a knife through butter, shattering them completely. The Dragonship carries distance weapons as well, in the form of two Eagle Claw Bolt Throwers.
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